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Regional Union of Municipalities of the South Aegean

The Regional Union of Municipalities of the South Aegean (PED South Aegean) is the statutory collective body representing the municipalities of the Region of the South Aegean. It operates as a Legal Entity under Private Law, in accordance with Presidential Decree 75/2011, issued as part of the “Kallikratis” administrative reform programme. PED South Aegean was formed through the merger of the former Local Unions of Municipalities and Communities (TEDK) of the Cyclades and the Dodecanese, and is a member of the Central Union of Municipalities of Greece (KEDE).

The Union represents all 34 municipalities of the Region of the South Aegean. It promotes cooperation among first-tier local authorities and presents their positions and interests with one voice to the State and the competent institutions.

Mission

The mission of PED South Aegean is to provide institutional representation and practical support to its member municipalities, to promote inter-municipal cooperation and to strengthen the effectiveness of local government.

The Union also helps shape positions and proposals on matters of local governance, takes part in public dialogue on local government, supports the implementation of development initiatives and promotes policies that respond to the specific needs of island Greece.

Vision

PED South Aegean aims to be a modern and effective local government institution, strengthening cooperation among municipalities and helping to shape policies that promote sustainable development, social cohesion and a better quality of daily life for the people of the South Aegean islands.

Announcements

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Δημόσια κλήρωση για την ανάδειξη των μελών συγκρότησης του Γνωμοδοτικού Οργάνου (κατά τα άρθρα 221 και 221Α του Ν. 4412/2016 ως ισχύει) για την υλοποίηση του Υποέργου 3: «’’Αναστήλωση ναού Πυθίου Απόλλωνος’’ της Πράξης ‘’Προστασία και Ανάδειξη Αρχαίας Ακρόπολης Ρόδου – Β΄ φάση’’ με κωδικό ΟΠΣ 6005588 στο Πρόγραμμα «Νότιο Αιγαίο 2021-2027»